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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume II, Issue 39, 27 March 1862, Page 1

Reduction in the Price of Bread. THE UNDERSIGNED, by working personally at his trade, and haring guaranteed a supply of the best FLOUR procurable, is enabled to KEEP. PACE WITH THE TIMES, and to supply to his customers,-the. 21b. Loaf @ (5d.) Fivepence, which will bo the price, charged from this date. The undersigned, while thanking his friends and customers for the liberal support and encouragement hitherto awarded him, fakes this opportunity to assure them that he is not bound to any miller, who for the very laudable object of supporting the' “ inhabitants of this Province with an.article of Homo Production,” converts Maori wheat at 3s. 3d. per bushel into “ flour of the best quality.” The undersigned has made arrangements for a constant supply of thoBEST Ceownßrand Flour and uses no other. Jas. DOHERTY, Baker & Confectioner, Napier, Shakespeare Road, 21th March, 1862. N-H- —Orders executed on the shortest notice for any description of CONFECTIONERY, and a mixed stock constantly on hand. STEAM TO _WELUNGTON. nn H E fine Screw Steamer X STORM BIRD, Captain G. M undue, will arrive hereon or about the 28th inst., and will sail as above on or about the Ist of April. For Freight or Passage, apply to STUART, KINROSS, & CO., Agents. Napior, March 21, 1862. REMOVAL. R. B. D. D A N V E R S, AUCTIONEER, &c.. Has removed permanently to those premises joining the Kaicke s Hay Times Office, lately occupied by Mr. Aaronson, which he intends opening as a GENERAL AUCTION MART, where he will hold Regular Sales of Land, Merchandise, and Farm Produce. Sales of Horses and Stock in Toicn and Country as usual.*#* HAVELOCK. EOR SALE. Allotments of that valuable Section, No. 13, adjoining the Town, are quite level, dry at all seasons, capital building sites, aud have been marked out on the ground. Apply to ANDREW LUFF Land and General Agent. DINWIDDLE & BRYSON, JOINERS AND CABINET MAKERS, CARXYLE street, (Nearly opposite Rich Sf Parker’s, Butchers) orders for furniture, cabinet work, doors, SASHES, ETC., ETC., PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. * N.B. — Wood Turniny done on the Premises. PROCLAMATION. By John Chilton Lambton Carter, Esq., Superintendent of . the Province of Hawke’s Bay in the Islands of New Zealand. WHEREAS by a Proclamation issued in the Government Gazette of the Province of Hawke’s Bay, and bearing date the 28th day of November, 1859, it was notified that, “ in order to prevent an undue monopoly of Timber in the Pukititiri aud Pohui forests, or of frontages to the proposed Mainroad to Taupo leading through the Pukititiri District; that the land included within the following boundaries, and estimated to contain about seventy thousand acres, will, from and after this dale, bo reserved from sale till the road shall have been laid out, and the agricultural and bush Laud surveyed, divided into sections, and be again notified as open for general selection, or sale by auction, as the case may be, viz.; All that portion of the Ahuriri Block, bounded on the south-west by the Wai-iti and the Manga-hou-hou stream,- on the South by an East and West line, so as to include the Pukititiri forest; on the ’West by a Liue from the westernmost point of the Pukititiri forest to the mouth of the Mohaka stream S towards the North by the River Mokahu as far as the Taupo path, on Messrs. Towgood & Campbell’s run, and towards the North east by the native path from Taupo to Ahuriri, Waikinaka-tangata and Mangaone.” Now therefore 1, J ohn Chilton Lambton Carter, Superintendent of the Province of Hawke’s Bay, do hereby Proclaim and notify that, the Land specified in the above-quoted Proclamation (excepfiug.tho Land set aside for sale by auction at Pukititiri, Pukiaka. and Pohui, and which is delineated on the map of the Pohui District) shall be open for Public Selection at the Land Office, Napier, on and after the 31st day of March, 1862,, under the Regulations of the 4th March, 1853, and the additional Regulations of 1855. Dated at Napier, this 11th day of ■> February, in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight bundred and sixty two. J. C. LAMBTON CARTER, Superintendent.